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Martingale Strategy Order Failure Reasons
The system will then retry the order using the price limit of 100,000 USDT, and the strategy will continue running.Order Size Below Minimum amount requirement If the order size is below the minimum required quantity, the order will fail. For minimum order sizes, refer to the Perpetuals - Trading Rules and Spot - Trading Rules. If the initial order is below the minimum size, the system will stop the strategy.Published on Jun 16, 2025Updated on May 29, 2026Product documentationHow do I reverse my trading position with one tap?
Preserve position sizing: the reverse function automatically opens a new position with the same size and leverage settings as your previous one. No need to recalculate or reconfigure your order parameters. Minimize execution errors: reversing a position manually could lead to mistakes in quantity or price input. One-tap reverse reduces that risk by automating the action with default precision.Published on Jul 5, 2025Updated on May 29, 2026FAQ10Trading Signal Bot FAQs
Are orders below the minimum order size automatically rejected by the Signal Bot? Yes, if an order falls below the minimum order size, it'll be rejected. You'll receive an error message indicating the specifics of the rejection in the details, as shown below: Example of error message in events history For comprehensive information regarding contract sizes, please refer to the details provided here.Published on Oct 9, 2023Updated on May 29, 2026FAQ137How do I place a TP/SL with Limit Order?
Order size: enter the amount of cryptocurrency you wish to buy or sell. App: Limit Order > Amount > tick and select Advanced (TP/SL) > Set your TP/SL > Confirm > Buy Insert and select your preferred details for the order Enable TP/SL Check the TP/SL box: after entering the order price and size, check the box next to [TP/SL] to activate the settings for Take Profit and Stop Loss. Set Trigger prices TP trigger price: this is the price at which your Take Profit order will be triggered.Published on May 31, 2024Updated on May 29, 2026FAQ286How to set up an OKX Signal Trading bot with TradingView
Order size: USDT This approach is straightforward and user-friendly. You input your order size directly in absolute terms using your quote currency, USDT. When conducting TradingView backtesting, this value will serve as the basis for all your order placements. To ensure seamless compatibility with OKX, remember to set your "investmentType" to "base" and configure "amount" as "{{strategy.order.contracts}}".Published on Aug 30, 2023Updated on May 29, 2026Product documentationOKX listing mechanism
Is there a limit to the number or size of orders users can place during the Call Auction? Yes, we apply a limit on the total size of orders that applicable users can place during the call auction. Please refer to the specific listing announcement for more details. 4. Why is the indicative price different from the opening price shown on the trading chart?Published on Apr 27, 2018Updated on May 29, 2026FAQ7,499Spot DCA (Martingale)
Martingale is a trading strategy based on the concept of doubling the trading size after every loss. With a doubled position size each time after losses, the size of the next profitable trade will exceed the combined losses of all previous trades with additional profit. In simple terms, if you lose a trade, you double your next trade to recover your losses and hope to make a profit.Published on Apr 27, 2023Updated on May 29, 2026Product documentationPortfolio margin mode: cross-margin trading (Risk Unit Merge)
USDT-based perpetual and expiry futures: Cash delta = Contract size × Multiplier × Mark price × USDT to USD price × Position size USDC-based perpetual and expiry futures: Cash delta = Contract size × Multiplier × Mark price × USDC to USD price × Position size Other crypto-based perpetual and expiry futures: Cash delta = [1 / (Mark price × (1 + 0.01%))] × Contract size × Multiplier × The crypto’s USD-equivalent price Options: Cash delta = Cash delta contract × Contract size × Multiplier × Mark pricePublished on Dec 3, 2024Updated on May 29, 2026Product documentationHow do I complete the required tasks shown in the app?
You can upload multiple files if needed, as long as they are clear, readable, and within size limits. If there's an additional comment box, you may include any extra context that might help with the review. After submission Once you've completed all fields and uploads, our team will review your submission. If you have further questions or need help uploading your documents, feel free to contact us via our chatbot on our Support Center.Published on Jul 3, 2025Updated on May 29, 2026FAQ37What's Futures DCA bot and how do I maximize my efficiency with automated crypto trading through it?
By doubling your position size after each losing trade, you may recover your losses if the market eventually moves in your favor.How can Futures DCA bot help me? Futures DCA is a trading bot that enables traders to automate this strategy in futures trading. The bot works by setting up a series of orders with increasing position sizes. When a position is closed at a loss, the bot will automatically place a new order with a larger position size.Published on Apr 3, 2024Updated on May 29, 2026FAQ81Understanding OKX's Security Fund
Users have no beneficial interest, ownership rights, legal claim, or ability to direct the use of any assets held within the Security Fund.While intended for use in the manner described in this article, OKX retains absolute and sole discretion over the establishment, maintenance, size, composition, and utilization (or non-utilization) of the Security Fund, including, but not limited to: Determining the necessary size of the Security Fund.Published on Mar 25, 2026Updated on May 29, 2026FAQ4Futures DCA (Martingale)
Martingale is a trading strategy based on the concept of doubling the trading size after every loss. With a doubled position size each time after losses, the size of the next profitable trade will exceed the combined losses of all previous trades with additional profit. In simple terms, if you lose a trade, you double your next trade to recover your losses and hope to make a profit.Published on Apr 27, 2023Updated on May 29, 2026Product documentationWhat's the Spot DCA bot and how do I use it?
Amount multiplier: set a multiplier to increase the size of each subsequent safety order as the price moves against the initial order. For example, a multiplier of 1.5 will make each safety order 50% larger than the previous one. Below is how the value multiplier shapes safety order size in a Spot DCA Bot. In a Spot DCA bot, the safety order amount decides how much capital is allocated to each additional buy when the price falls.Published on Oct 3, 2025Updated on Jun 4, 2026FAQ5Trading Mechanism
The order price must be a multiple of minimum tick-size USDT; otherwise, the order's price will be rounded away. If the order can be matched immediately → filled immediately (Taker) If it cannot be matched immediately → rests in the order book (Maker) (2) Market Order: Users do not specify a price; the order is filled immediately at the best available price in the order book. Suitable for users who want to enter or exit positions quickly.Published on Apr 8, 2026Updated on May 29, 2026Product documentationTrading Signal Bot Alert Message 2.0 Specifications
For any incoming signals, this is the value that will be used for your order size calculations. Let's say after a few days of running your bot, you decide it's performing well and reinvest another 1000 USDT margin and add it to your Active Investment. Thereafter, your Active Investment will increase to 2000 USDT and this is the new value that will be used for your order size calculations.Published on Aug 30, 2023Updated on May 29, 2026Product documentation